With Watched folders, you get to choose which songs get automatically copied to your Swinsian Library, and which songs play from their watched location. A Watched folder can be any directory on your computer, removable storage, or local network share. Swinsian’s Watched folders allow you to manage music stored outside of your Swinsian library. It even plays back FLAC albums ripped as a single file with an accompanying cue file. Swinsian supports FLAC metadata tagging, album art, and fast seeking. “Digital audio compressed by FLAC’s algorithm can typically be reduced to between 50 and 70 percent of its original size and decompresses to an identical copy of the original audio data.” FLAC is free software, with royalty-free licensing that is best used for making archival copies of your CD music collection. Unlike Apple Music/iTunes Swinsian plays FLAC. In addition to being a great iTunes replacement, Swinsian has some powerful features for managing a large music library. In short Swinsian is everything you expect from “Classic iTunes” running on a modern Mac. Swinsian even syncs your music with classic iPods, and streams my music over AirPlay.
There is a 31 band Graphic Equalizer, and real-time search. You can edit tags on multiple tracks at once. With Swinsian you can make smart playlists.
It displays songs in customizable columns with a browser just like iTunes did before it became a music store, video player, iOS app organizer, social network, and streaming service. Swinsian 1 is a native music jukebox app for the Mac.
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